As we called for at our meeting with Professor Leng, the Review has agreed to host a webinar to provide anaesthetists a space to share thoughts, views and questions about the physician associate and anaesthesia associate professions. 📅 on 14 April, 19:00-20:00 🔗 More info

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Saw 2 separate cases of "Taps Awf" on my drive home. RING THE BELLS PEOPLE ITS OFFICALLY SUMMER IN SCOTLAND!!! ☀️ 🔔

Hopefully it'll help people struggling this Easter so please share. 🙏 Find your nearest Morrisons Café: moneysavingexpert.com/deals/morrison…

An interesting piece in the Spring Bulletin by Dr Ruth Bennet and Dr Eimear McClenaghan on their experiences of finding out they were dyslexic as adults. They found Anaesthesia to be a perfect fit as the specialty aligns with their strengths. ow.ly/B7QB50VxuRv

Is the phrase "outwith" a Scottish thing? I always thought it was just a posh phrase 🤣🤣

I'm on nights so tim tam slams for breakfast are ok, right?

It's been a long time coming. #TaylorSwift #ERAS #Anaesthetics

Would have actually got an A in Higher English if I did it this year...

They re-did the kitchen?!?!?!?

Suns out...

Useful blog for all those starting Anaesthetic Training in Aug 😉

Monochrome Fridays is a thing, right?

Just landed in Heathrow Airport T3. Went into M&S. Three staff working. I said to them “ Well it was one of yas!”. None of them responded with "DISGUSTANG!!!” I have a voice recording & their names to report to M&S. We must confront them every time.

Something that made me smile today. An interaction of saying goodbye and one of them says "See you later! Be good!" Is this a Scottish thing? Cause we're mischievous and all that 🤣.

Happy left handers day

12.56:1 Anaesthetics applicants !! What is going on?!?

Gas people. Just listened to a podcast (will remain unnamed) but they mentioned the THIRD rule of anaesthetics : if you thought about a tube, it's time to tube. But what are the first two rules?